Please someone tell me i ran out of hydrocodone and i have tylenol 3. will i have withdrawl if i switch??

Question

i have run out of my hydrocodone and im going to treatment next week to help with my addiction. as for now tho my doc stopped the hydro and i have tylenol 3 at my house. please tell me i will be ok as far as withdrawl goes . i f i switch from hydro 5mg to tylenol3 will i be ok not perfect but ok?? please answer me soon. i have to be able to take care of my family and not be sick ya kno. just a few more days till i start treatment.

Answer 1

hydrocodone is a Schedule 2 drug/strong

tylenol 3 is not the same;but just keep breathing thru it you have a lot

of work to do w health and all but you can do it!

someday you'll forget all about this question you posted!

good luck

Answer 2

I am on 90mg of oxycontin a day due to unbearable abdominal pain after a trip 2 years ago.  You will fine with the tylenol number 3's, they are very close to the hydrocodone you are were taking.  You should have no withdrawl at all because the opioid receptors in your brain aren't only looking for a specific kind of opiate, you will be fine, just don't take more than the prescription says.

Answer 3

It will help a little, but you will still feel the withdrawals.  Alot of it is in your mind also.

Answer 4

It will help a bunch,,, you may get the mild symptoms like a hard time sleeping,, but you'll be ok,, just don't over do it.

I've been there,, a few times.  Good luck  You'll be fine. Your nerves will bother you more than anything

Try getting some Imodium,, it also helps,,

Answer 5

I have taken Lortabs 5/500 and 10/500's for many pain instances over the last 25 years and I have NEVER become addicted to either one.  You'll be fine.   The 10/500's are generally used for Post-op pain for surgical procedures.  The 5/500's are generally used a lot for say-dental such as Root canals and generalized pain such as muscle pain, etc.  

Answer 6

no u will not have withdrawl symptoms just make sure u r not allergic to codeine  i did not go to inpatient treatment but i have been addicted for many years  i am on suboxone and do outpatient therapy and i am doing great  make sure u r going to treatment for the right reasons or it will be a waste of time and money  good luck u have a long road ahead  but it will be worth it